Phatic expressions and social conventions: Difference between revisions

|''{{tp|[[toki'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[pona'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[pona]] [[tawa]] [[sina'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[mi]] [[tawa'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[tawa]] [[pona'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[mi]] [[wile]] ([[e]] [[ni]])''}}

|''{{tp|[[ale]] [[li]] [[pona'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[ike]] [[a'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[lape]] [[pona'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[kama]] [[pona'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[moku]] [[pona'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[seme]] [[li]] [[sin]]?''}}

|''{{tp|[[sina]] [[pilin]] [[seme]]?''}}

|''{{tp|[[a]] [[a]] [[a]]!''}}

|''{{tp|[[mi]] [[kama]] [[sona]] [[e]] [[toki]] [[pona'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[sina]] [[pona'']]}}

|you’re cool, I like you<ref group=lower-alpha>The Esperanto edition of ''{{tp|pu''}} has a footnote that translates to <blockquote>Note from the translator: {{tp|sina pona}} is also often used to say "thank you", nowadays (in 2022) somewhat more often than just {{tp|pona}}.</blockquote></ref>

|''{{tp|[[mi]] [[olin]] [[e]] [[sina'']]}}

|''{{tp|[[tomo]] [[telo]] [[li]] [[lon]] [[seme]]?''}}